It was as if the throat to the chest was suddenly clogged

In Western medicine, you can say that you are a neurosis.

The cause is a disorder in neuromodulation.

In traditional Chinese medicine, it is generally preliminarily judged that it may be a relatively large case of qi obstruction.

The reason is that the circulation of qi in the body is blocked, resulting in suffocation.

The most important thing is that there is a foreign body in the throat to cause such a phenomenon, and you should pay attention to drinking more water.

It may be chronic pharyngitis, and other diseases are not ruled out, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

This is a reaction that occurs after rhinitis is severe, so it is necessary to administer it in time**, so as to calm the nerves.

This is a problem of laryngitis, you can eat more cold things, and usually pay attention not to catch a cold.

It may be caused by an upper respiratory tract infection, so be sure to go to the hospital for a check-up** in time and wear a mask when you go out.

If you are young, (under 40 years old).

Don't be nervous, it may be cardiac neurosis.

Cardiac neurosis refers to the fact that there may be symptoms similar to angina, but there is no structural or functional abnormality of the heart itself.

That is, there is no difference between the heart itself and the heart of a healthy person.

It is more common in young women, and the incidence rate in men is slightly lower, simply put, it is similar to the symptoms of neurasthenia, which can be accompanied by insomnia and dreams.

If you are middle-aged and elderly, it is recommended to do an electrocardiogram because there is a possibility of coronary heart disease.

Word for word, I hope it helps you.

Good luck.

Consultation record.

The patient is a 29-year-old male. The throat always feels that something is blocked, there is a feeling of blockage when eating, the back of the chest sometimes hurts, the upper abdomen has a fast bag, the ears will also throb, the right rib sometimes has pain, the back of the waist can feel a small pimple with your hands, and the inside of the two ears will also hurt, and I have been confused, what's going on.

Hello Dr. Kwon Mo, how long have you been describing these conditions?

Patient last week bar.

Dr. Kwon Moo smokes, stays up late and drinks so much.

Patients stay up late more.

Dr. Kwon Mo-eun, how is the diet, how is the urine.

The patient has diarrhea.

Dr. Kwon Mao must have been having diarrhea for a week?

Patients are not sometimes constipated.

Dr. Kwon Mo: You've never had this before, have you?

Patients have. Patients have always had.

The patient is the ear pain these days.

The patient went to the hospital several times for check-ups.

The patient has reflux esophagitis.

Dr. Kwon Mao, what tests have you done?

Patient B-ultrasound. Patient gastroscopy.

Patient's liver function. Patient ECG.

The patient also has fatty liver.

Dr. Kwon Mao, do you have a judgment on the small lump on your lower back?

Is Dr. Kwon Moh's pain in both ears persistent?

The patient is not in pain now, but he is confused.

The patient always feels like something is blocked.

The patient said it was a lipoma.

Dr. Kwon Mao, for the pain in the throat and chest and back you described, you can consider it caused by reflux esophagitis, and for liver problems, you can consider subcostal discomfort.

Dr. Kwon Mo doesn't have to worry about small lipomas, it doesn't hurt, and if you don't compress the blood vessels, you'll be fine.

Dr. Kwon Mao's ear pain should consider whether there is an impact on fire, too much staying up late and tired.

For patients with diarrhea, constipation, and stomach problems, it is good to pay attention to conditioning and not be nervous.

Patients are afraid to feel and have a symptom of laryngeal cancer.

Dr. Kwon Mao, although there are many manifestations of the situation you described, all of them have been diagnosed and conditioned, so don't be nervous and anxious.

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Dr. Kwon Moo, you are thinking too much

This is often the case with the patient's palm.

Dr. Kwon Mao's palm is best for face-to-face consultation, unless it is special, otherwise you can't see too much.

Patient OK. The patient thanked the doctor.

Don't be nervous, Dr. Kwon Mao, is there anything else I can do to help you?

Esophagitis may be present.

The main symptoms of esophagitis are as follows:

Burning sensation or pain behind the sternum.

A burning sensation or pain behind the sternum is the main symptom of the disease.

Symptoms usually occur about 1 hour after eating, and can be induced by semi-recumbent position, forward bending of the body, or strenuous exercise, and can disappear after acidic, while excessively hot and acidic food can make it worse. In patients with acid deficiency, the burning sensation is mainly caused by bile reflux, while the effect of acidic agents is significant. The severity of the burning sensation does not necessarily correspond to the severity of the lesion.

Severe esophagitis, especially in scarring, may have little or no burning sensation.

2.Acid reflux. Acidic fluids or food reflux from the stomach or esophagus to the pharynx or mouth after each meal, when lying forward, or during bed sleep at night.

This symptom usually precedes the onset of a retrosternal burning sensation or burning pain.

3.Difficulty swallowing.

Intermittent dysphagia is often present initially due to secondary esophageal spasm due to esophagitis. In the later stage, it can be replaced by permanent dysphagia due to the narrowing of esophageal scarring, and the burning sensation and burning pain gradually decrease, which can cause a blockage or pain when eating solid food.